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Vet Talk: The Dog Days of Summer
Summer is just around the corner, and we are all looking forward to spending more time outdoors with our pets. But as temperatures rise, the risk of exposure to parasites like fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes will significantly increase. These pests not only cause your pet to be uncomfortable, but they can also lead to severe, even deadly diseases. Thankfully, staying on top of your pet’s parasite prevention can significantly decrease or even eliminate the concern for parasite-re
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Jun 161 min read


Vet Talk: The Power of the Human-Animal Bond
How are you feeling today? Happy? Healthy? Energetic? You can thank your pet for that! Our pets are more than just our companions. They literally help us live longer, healthier lives! The human-animal bond has been researched for decades, and the findings prove just how valuable pets are to our wellbeing. As an example, did you know pet owners have fewer doctor visits each year? Having a pet contributes to reduced obesity, reduced infections, and better mental health for chil
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Apr 211 min read


Nashville's Pet Community Center Presents: Carly Pearce Live, An Intimate Night of Music to Save the Pets in Our Community
Nashville, Tenn. -- Join us Monday, April 6, for a one-of-a-kind evening featuring 4x ACM Award, 3x CMA Award, and GRAMMY Award winning country singer Carly Pearce at City Winery, benefiting Pet Community Center. Doors open at 6PM; VIP Experience at 6:30PM; show begins at 7:30PM. Renowned for her authentic storytelling and traditional country musicality, the Grand Ole Opry and Kentucky Music Hall of Fame member will take the stage for an intimate acoustic performance featu
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Feb 243 min read


Pet Community Center Launches Targeted Campaign to Reduce Pet Overpopulation and Pet Homelessness in Davidson County
Made possible by funding from Metro Council, Pet Community Center’s campaign launches in conjunction with World Spay Day on February 24, 2026 Nashville, Tenn. — In conjunction with World Spay Day on February 24, 2026, Pet Community Center is launching a targeted campaign to help reduce pet overpopulation and pet homelessness in Davidson County. Pet Community Center’s campaign, which is made possible by funding from Metro Council in its current fiscal year budget, will allow
petcommunitycenter
Feb 172 min read
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